Sadie Sandler

Being born to not one, but two actor parents, Sadie started her acting career when she was barely two years old with the 2008 movie ‘Bedtime Stories’ where she played the character of the Sweetest Medieval Girl of All Time. She appeared alongside Daddy Sandler and since then has regularly made appearances in most of his movies, including Grown Ups (2010), ‘Just Go With it’ (2011), ‘Jack and Jill’ (2011), ‘That’s My Boy’ (2012), ‘Grown Ups 2’ (2013), ‘Blended’ (2014), ‘The Do Over’ (2016) and ‘Sandy Wexler’ (2017).

She has also lent her voice to several animated feature films including ‘Hotel Transylvania’ in 2012 and its sequel ‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ in 2015. She also appeared in the 2015 science fiction action comedy film ‘Pixels’.

It is a fact that till now her roles have been small and mostly in films where Sadie’s dad is either acting or producing or both, but one cannot deny the fact that without Sadie’s active interest it wouldn’t have been possible for her father to cast her in these roles.

Not much is known about Sadie’s life behind the curtains. She has not appeared in any talk shows or commercials. She is apparently very close to her dad with whom she loves to ride bike around their block and her dad also helps her with homework. She is an adorable big sister to Sunny. She has long brown hair and brown eyes. She enjoys beach holidays and is often seen playing around with dad in the water.

Sadie is a sweet and shy girl who is extremely adorable. She enjoys every minute on the sets and has probably inherited her father’s comic timing as well. Thanks to her parent’s intervention, Sadie lives quite a normal and grounded life.

Through regular appearances in movies, Sadie is constantly honing her acting skills although apparently there is no pressure from her family to venture into acting. She does it purely from her own love for movies. She is also known to be brutally honest and doesn’t even spare her father from criticism on her bad movies.

Both Sadie and her sister, Sunny, reportedly told their dad that they would rather watch something else than his movies.